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Photo to video AI

Photo to video AI with a script: one photo, your lines.

Add one photo, paste the lines it should say or narrate, and Frameo turns them into a finished clip.

A clear, front-facing photo in good light

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Photo plus script

The photo sets the face. The script sets the words.

Rosa, a friendly florist in her thirties in a linen apron, smiling behind a wooden shop counter with a half-wrapped bouquet

INT. FLOWER SHOP – MORNING

ROSA looks up from the counter and smiles.

ROSA

Morning, I'm Rosa. The peonies just came in.

ROSA

Pick a bunch and I'll wrap it.

ROSA

Tell me who it's for.

TAKE 01

What the photo sets

Face, place and light. Frameo keeps all three from your still.

What the script sets

The words, the pace and the voice. Write it as someone would say it.

Keep it short

One idea per 15 seconds reads cleanest. Split longer scripts into takes.

Still photo to talking video

Same photo. Now she says her line.

Drag the handle. On the left, the photo as shot. On the right, the same frame after Frameo gives it a face that moves and a script to speak.

Nano Banana 2: A friendly florist in her thirties in a linen apron stands behind a wooden shop counter, looking at the camera with a calm closed-mouth smile, one hand resting on a half-wrapped bouquet
Original: A friendly florist in her thirties in a linen apron stands behind a wooden shop counter, looking at the camera with a calm closed-mouth smile, one hand resting on a half-wrapped bouquet of t
OriginalEdited with Nano Banana 2

Script used: "Hi, I'm Rosa. Everything on the counter was cut this morning."

Photo and script prompts

Eight photo to video scripts, ready to send.

Each one names the photo to add and the lines to say. Copy one, or start creating with it.

  • Product photo with voiceover

    Bottle on a dark floor. Voiceover: "Cold for the whole hike. Built to be dropped."

    product

  • Portrait headshot, spoken intro

    My headshot. Script: "Hi, I teach Year 5 science. Here is what we cover this term."

    portrait

  • Wide 84-degree view of a bright empty living room, oak plank floors, a pale linen sofa, a tall window with warm morning sun raking across the floorboards, a leafy green plant in the corner and an open

    Real estate living room photo

    Living room photo. Narrate: "Morning light, oak floors, ten minutes to the station."

    real estate

  • Memorial photo of a loved one

    Photo of my dad. Narrate: "He fixed every bike on our street and never charged a cent."

    memorial

  • Dashboard photo explainer

    Photo of our dashboard. Voiceover: "Your week, in one screen."

    explainer

  • Beach snack photo for a social ad

    Beach photo with our snack. Script: "Packed it at six, still crunchy at noon."

    social ad

  • Welcome greeting by the whiteboard

    My photo by the whiteboard. Script: "Welcome to the team. Here is your first day."

    greeting

  • Menu dish photo with voiceover

    Photo of our tomato salad. Voiceover: "Picked this morning, on the menu tonight."

    menu

Photo to video AI with script: questions

Keep one idea per 15 seconds. For a longer script, split it into takes and make each one from the same photo.

Either. The person in the photo can lip-sync your words on screen, or your script can play as narration over the moving photo. You choose which when you write the prompt.

A clear, well-lit photo with the face or product in frame and nothing covering it. A sharp photo gives Frameo more to work with than a busy or dark one.

Yes. You pick a voice and its tone, and you write the script in the language you want it spoken in.

Make the video

Your turn

Your photo, your lines. Make the take.

Add your photo and paste your script now.

A clear, front-facing photo in good light

Enter to send · Shift + Enter for a new line